Body-Related Shame and Guilt Predict Physical Activity in Breast Cancer Survivors Over Time.

CONCLUSIONS: Based on these results, the specific emotions of shame and guilt contextualized to the body differentially predict BCS' health motivations and behavior over time.
. IMPLICATIONS FOR NURSING: Survivorship programs may benefit from integrating intervention strategies aimed at reducing body-related shame and helping women manage feelings of guilt to improve physical activity. PMID: 28632240 [PubMed - in process] (Source: Oncology Nursing Forum)

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